2 Klipschhorns For Sale Pickup Only In Northwest Arkansas

[Eureka Springs]

I bought these together some years back from a fellow who said he had them restored in Hope. Said one was made in the mid to late 1950's, the other in early '60's. There was damage to one from an accident while moving. Nothing whatsoever effecting quality of performance. Once I had them in place in my home I never stopped listening enough to have the mostly invisible wounds addressed. 3500 for both. Pickup 5 country miles outside of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Cash only.

 

 

Edited June 14, 2023 by Eureka Springs
Poor proof reading

[OO1]

1 hour ago, Eureka Springs said:

I bought these together some years back from a fellow who said he had them restored in Hope. Said one was made in the mid to late 1950's, the other in early '60's.  

 

both khorns you have for sale have been modified  with newer top hats /   badges /fabric /  midrange horns / midrange drivers /tweeters , the crossovers are aftermarket  , 1 of the 2   k-400 midrange horn may be the only original part in the 60's khorn   , both bass bins are original 

[Eureka Springs]

Interesting. The fellow would have only allowed the folks in Hope to do things by their recommendation and their hand. He would have only taken them and picked up himself. To do otherwise would have been sacrilege. Though not tech types personally we both grew up in Klipsch filled homes mere counties from the Hope mothership from childhood throughout all of our adult lives. I still have a pair of Heresys purchased by an Uncle in late 70's, both woofers scratched out by kittens 10 years later, now with thirty five more years those half woofers and the rest of the bones relay more delicacy and soul than any pair of Heresys I've owned or heard since. Maybe it's nothing but the wood in these old Horns, and time, but I would know they were Klipsch if nothing but A.M. radio snow were playing through them on the other side of a large house. These Horns are Klipsch soul. Soul so big even when Etta James whispers in this club you would swear she lives on inside that 1960's bin, meanwhile these Horns are giving you the kind stage without moving you can place yourself all over the club. Early 80's La Scalas almost match the Horns on this one, but not quite.

[Marvel]

From the pics, the only part that isn't Klipsch looks to be the crossovers. They are definitely 3rd party and still in business.Other than those, Klipsch may have updated them. I'm sure they still sound wonderful.